Mouth.
1. A foul mouth must be provided with a strong
back. Dan.
back. Dan.
2. A man must keep his mouth open a long
time before a roast pigeon will fly into it. Dan.
time before a roast pigeon will fly into it. Dan.
3. A mouth fu' o' meat may be a town fu' o'
shame.
shame.
1 should not
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Dan.
Dan.
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4. A shut mouth keeps me out of strife. For.
5. A wise head has a close mouth to it.
6. All is not gospel that comes out of the mouth.
7. Beware of errors of the mouth. Hindoo.
8. He has a mouth for every matter.
9. He has neither a mouth nor a spear, can
neither talk nor act. Fr.
neither talk nor act. Fr.
10. He must have plenty of meal who would
stop every man's mouth.
stop every man's mouth.
IT. He that hath a mouth of his owi
say to another, "blow,"
say to another, "blow,"
12. He who would close another 1
must first tie up his own.
must first tie up his own.
13. I have a mouth which I feed, it must speak
what I please.
what I please.
14. Mouth and heart are wide apart.
15. Mouth civility is no great pains but may turn
to good account.
to good account.
16. Mouth of honey, heart of gal!. Por.
17. Mouth shut and eyes open, Ital.
18. Once in people's mouths 'tis hard to get out
of them. Ger.
of them. Ger.
19. Open thy mouth that I may know thee.
20. Out of the abundance of the heart the mouth
speaketh.
speaketh.
31. Put a seal upon your mouth, and guard your
heart with the same vigilance as the ramparts of a
city. Chinese.
heart with the same vigilance as the ramparts of a
city. Chinese.
21. The mouth and the purse shut. Sp.
23. The mouth is not sweetened by saying
23. The mouth is not sweetened by saying
